The leader of the Venezuelan opposition, María Corina Machado, addressed the United States government to defend that Washington's true enemy in Venezuela is the executive branch in Caracas, currently led by Nicolás Maduro.
This statement came days after the signing of a petroleum agreement between the United States and Venezuela, which appears to have motivated Corina Machado's intervention with the American government.
Corina Machado, as leader of the Venezuelan opposition, positions herself against the agreement between the two countries and seeks to convince Washington to change its posture regarding the Maduro government.
The article does not specify the exact content of the signed petroleum agreement nor the terms on which it was agreed.



